u/Silver-Community-964

I just graduated in the Spring, and will come back in the fall to pursue a Masters (political science). And, when I saw the post that said ''LIBTECH CLOSING''. I was shocked. But, looking back on it, a lot led to this. Especially with preeminence funding, Tallahassee decided to give the shit to FSU, and UF. Destroying funding routes to UCF. Spoke to a professor of mine yesterday, and he said that whole departments are closing, and professors are being laid off. LIBTECH's destruction, along with CMC Library, and Downtown Library are just the tip of the iceberg. UCF, is changing for the worse. Preeminence, is the status of ''elite'' that UCF worked towards, emphasizing graduation after four years and whatnot. Preeminence would have gotten us more funding, not massively less funding.

Something that enrages me; other than of course Cartwright destroying the arboretum for his precious football team (to suck again no matter how much money the administration reorganizes for them, thanks a whole bunch Scotty boy), and taking a million dollar raise. Is that only 1 or 2 organizations are holding a monopoly over these concerns. I think every student should be enraged about this, and should hold protests. Yet, it's only a single group or two, not focusing on the Cartwright issue but also connecting it to a whole litany of other things that it's not connected to at all.

Keep the Cartwright issue the issue. Not diverge from the issue, and trying to connect it to a whole bunch of political stuff it doesn't have to do with at all.

I heard some things about it. I hard that the tap water is Flint Michigan quality. And, that you're likely to be paired up with whole adults with children? In general how is it?

I would love to tutor, because my main goal is to go into education. I haven't yet had any education background on my resume, I think tutoring would be the greatest opportunity. Also, I think that would boost my chances to get a GTAship, when funding is almost obsolete :")

How actually is it? I did research beforehand, and it seemed okay. It's cheap, so, which was the biggest deciding factor. Just wanted to move out at least for one year. Some people are strictly ''Campus crossings is the worst place ever'' and some are like ''it's okay'' and the other people are like ''it's great! it just depends on who your roommates are''.

The most weirdest thing I saw about it, is their roommate matching, can put 18 year old girls with 50 year old men that aren't even students. How likely is that?????

I'm doing private bathroom with furnished option.

Graduating this semester, and, due to graduating. That made a whole family fight happen, since I want to invite my mentor and my boyfriend. My grandmother wanted to make everything about her, as soon as I said ''I just put my intent to graduate in''. My mom was like ''grandma is bawling out tears since you don't want to invite her''. I didn't say jack shit to my mom before this. I didn't even say who I wanted to invite. And that made me to force my grandmother and my grandfather to come. My mentor works that day, but, my boyfriend, I told my boyfriend he would be coming 100%.

Is there anyone out there at all with just 1 extra ticket?

I know tickets are crucial and important. But, hopefully there's at least one not being used?

College of Sciences @ 2. May 9th.

Thank you.